Web Sites (31 - 40 of 48): Galaxies

CATS home page * - An index to CATS (Catalogs suppoting system) data base
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Hubble * - The primary mirror of the Hubble telescope measures 2.4 m (8 ft) in diameter and weighs about 826 kg (1820 lbs). It is constructed of ultra-low expansion silica glass and coated with a thin layer of pure aluminum to reflect visible light. A thinner layer...
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HubbleSite * - get the latest news on the Hubble, view some exciting images, or try your hand at some cool comet and galaxy games.
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Chips and Bits Online * -
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Home Page * - CCD ASTRONOMY Welcome to my CCD Astronomy Page. My name is Paul and I'm a keen amateur astronomer living in Hampshire, UK, This page shows that it is possible to carry out astrophotography, even when living in light polluted suburbs, if a modern CCD cam
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Griffith Observatory Star Award * - Griffith Observatory presents the Star Awards The Griffith Observatory Star Awards were established to recognize excellence in web sites that promote public awareness of astronomy. These are the best astronomy sites on the World Wide Web, and they presen...
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Alien Astronomer - Articles and photos of ufology, astronomy and secret societies * - Explore the exciting and mysterious worlds of ufology, astronomy and hi-tech/top secret projects. Analyze the beautiful color photos and thought-provoking articles. Open your mind to the infinite wonders of our universe and its alien life-forms. "If...
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EPC Astonomy Page * - EPC Astronomy Home Page a esta página. ( desde el 01/09/96 ) Aquí tienes unos cuantos Links a páginas relacionadas con la Astronomía.
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Skylab Space Station * - Skylab, a science and engineering laboratory, was launched into Earth orbit by a Saturn V rocket on 14 May 1973. Three crews of 3 men each visited the station, with their missions lasting 28, 59, and 84 days. Circling 50 degrees north and south of the eq...
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Hydrogen:The Basics * - learn about the first element of the periodic table, from Chem4kids. We've got 18 to choose from. From the beginning we've been asked, "Why only 18?" The rules for the first 18 elements are very straight-forward. (1) Electrons fit nicely into th...
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